Demography: Obama won big among African-Americans, Latinos and Asians. The white vote continues to shrink and the minority vote grows. This is heralded as the last national election in which a party could target solely white voters — and specifically white males — as a path to victory.

Trivia buffs: Three great pieces of trivia arising from Tuesday night:

— For the first time since Jefferson-Madison-Monroe, the United States elected two-term presidents three times in a row.

— New Hampshire is the first state to send an all-female delegation to Washington, D.C. — two congresswomen, two senators. The state also elected a female governor.

— No Republican has won the presidency without a Nixon or a Bush on the ticket since 1928. (Yeah, that was mentioned in the paper Wednesday morning, but it’s just too good.)

Cheech Marin: Marijuana legalization won in Colorado and Washington, but lost in Oregon. Massachusetts legalized medical use. And Marin of “Cheech & Chong” fame is slated to faced Anderson Cooper Thursday on his show for a rematch of “Jeopardy!” Coincidence? There are no coincidences, dude.

Talk radio: The right-centric medium that thrives on anger does better when the other party is in the White House.

Chris Christie: The New Jersey Republican governor embraced Obama after Hurricane Sandy. The calculus says he now has a better path to a 2016 presidential run due to no GOP incumbent and staking out moderate positions. And if the Republican party doesn’t moderate nationally, blocking any White House ambitions, he still strengthens his hand back home.

Duct tape: Useful to wrap the heads exploding Tuesday night into Wednesday among those who dwell in the Fox News bubble and believed the polls were wrong and Romney would win.

Mitt Romney: As noted by Salon.com, Romney can now reclaim his rightful place as the father of Obamacare.

LOSERS

Donald Trump: Trump threw a Twitter tantrum that included a since-deleted call for a revolution following Obama’s win. NBC anchor Brian Williams said the New York developer/birther had “driven well past the last exit to relevance and veered into something closer to irresponsible.”

Ted Nugent: The aged right-wing rocker also had a Twitter meltdown. Now he has a choice to make, judging by his words in April: “If Barack Obama becomes the president in November, again, I will either be dead or in jail by this time next year.”

Dick Morris: The Nate Silver of reverse universe Bizzaro World. Not just wrong, but epically wrong. Again and again and again.

Karl Rove: The GOP loss? He (in large part) built that. And his Fox News meltdown where he refused to believe Ohio was lost will go down as iconic TV from Tuesday night.

Anti-gay rights forces: Better work on strengthening your marriage.

Any Republican who uttered the word “rape” and “abortion” in same sentence. It never comes out right.

Declared soon-to-be ex-pats: No, you are not going to leave the country. That doesn’t happen. Ask Alec Baldwin.

Meat Loaf: Like Nugent and Kid Rock, backed Romney. Could not match up with a fellow ’70s rocker the other side used: Bruce Springsteen.